"It was just really average for me. The fact that the tacos have to be ordered as three of one type and can't be ordered mix and match feels like a massive drawback. Despite that restriction, I got to try both the spicy pork and the bulgogi beef, each of which was decent enough but really nothing all that remarkable. The bulgogi was sweet and salty and the meat was tender enough, but there was really no charge or flavor reminiscent of real Korean BBQ. The spicy pork was pleasantly hot and salty, but could have used more deep, savory flavor. Each order of tacos (that comes with three) plus a very modest side of chips will run you almost $20, which really doesn't feel like a great value given the taste and size of the tacos. It's possible one of the other varieties would have blown us away, but I have no way of knowing as they don't make it easy to sample a larger variety, and the price point just doesn't really inspire me to try when there's so many other good Korean places and good taco places in the area."
